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Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys, a Berlin-based art-pop and tender noise ensemble, have captivated audiences across Europe with their atmospheric and intense performances. Led by South African-born artist Lucy Kruger (guitar and vocals), the band features Liú Mottes (guitar), Jean-Louise Parker (viola and vocals), Gidon Carmel (drums). Their music is both intimate and angular—droning and dream-like in moments, driving, direct, and on the edge of desperation in others. Caringly confrontational.
Their latest album, A Human Home, released on May 31st, 2024, is a lo-fi, intimate collection exploring themes of belonging and home. The album features a mix of accidental and deliberate remote collaborations, capturing a unique, personal, yet universally resonant moment. Before this, Heaving—a vivid and visceral compilation—was released in April 2023 under Unique Records (EU) and Metropolis Records (USA).
Lucy Kruger’s voice has also featured on recent releases by Swans and The Underground Youth. In June 2023, the band received the Europavox Spotlight Prize, and Lucy was selected for the Keychange initiative, a global network promoting gender equality in the music industry. Keychange is led by Reeperbahn Festival in Germany, PRS Foundation in the UK, and Musikcentrum Öst in Sweden, with support from Creative Europe.
Their latest album, A Human Home, released on May 31st, 2024, is a lo-fi, intimate collection exploring themes of belonging and home. The album features a mix of accidental and deliberate remote collaborations, capturing a unique, personal, yet universally resonant moment. Before this, Heaving—a vivid and visceral compilation—was released in April 2023 under Unique Records (EU) and Metropolis Records (USA).
Lucy Kruger’s voice has also featured on recent releases by Swans and The Underground Youth. In June 2023, the band received the Europavox Spotlight Prize, and Lucy was selected for the Keychange initiative, a global network promoting gender equality in the music industry. Keychange is led by Reeperbahn Festival in Germany, PRS Foundation in the UK, and Musikcentrum Öst in Sweden, with support from Creative Europe.
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